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6mo ago
Is that really what you're concerned about that somebody would ask a soft ball question about proposed solutions? Why is questioning the buildup of brush a crazy idea? It's been a mainstream concern for years. I really don't
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Knowing that Google will do what changes your calculation? Abide by the law? I would be surprised if Google's so-Called promise to notify the subject of the inquiry was not couched in terms of being subject to legal requirements. Compa
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Some of them supported them because they were pressured into it. Grocery bans of bags and payment etc. are a PITA for customers. No business in it's right mind would force that on their customer unless they were required to. Passing th
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6mo ago
This is changing. 8 GB will be more normal given ram shortages. See apples neo..
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All the smart people said fossil fuels bad and renewables were the answer. Now not so much? Nuke is good but why not try lighter regulation, less central planning, and less trying to be smarter than the market and science. Stifling energy i
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6mo ago
I for one am glad that WordPress has some competition. This sounds like a killer rewrite.
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6mo ago
Meaning it's supply. Overall dupply low because fossil fuels discouraged and penalized, demand high, price high.
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7mo ago
The DOH and DOW have a lot of resources. And I would guess the DOW has a lot of intelligence resources and most likely the DOH also I mean it is their job to keep the homeland safe. But I would agree. It probably will involve a lot of marsh
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It's fine to have a reaction. It just rhat a lot of the comments totally ignored this this caveat. So basically, as I read it by default, they're banned unless approved, which is pretty much what all regulation does anyway, isn&#
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If you actually read the notice, it exempts models that have been approved. So this just seems to require approvals by DOH or DHS ,": Routers^ produced in a foreign country, except routers which have been granted a Conditional Approva
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7mo ago
Not too late. Just change it.
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Confused about this comment. Are you talking about government subsidies and tax incentives? Haven't companies and consumers already been given these incentives? Now that they're drawing down, it's obvious there's a limi
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7mo ago
The oil spike clearly seems it will be short-term. Once the Iran war is over oil will plummet. Car makers can't make decisions on short-term spikes.
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Things I Wish I'd Known Before Buying an EV
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Fantastic tear down. Thank you. Amazing for Apple. I hope this is the trend going forward but probably not. But still a gazillion screws? I just replaced the keyboard for my old hp elitebook with two screws.
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Good addition but to be fair HN guidelines have become so quaint particularly as they are now rarely enforced or even acknowledged. E.g. "Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes. " And " Off-Topic: Mos
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Sarcasm I'm sure.
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That's truly sick.
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8mo ago
Guest link: https://www.wsj.com/world/asia/a-defector-explains-the-remot...
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A Defector Explains the Remote-Work Scam Helping North Korea Pay for Nukes
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I'm not an expert in fourth amendment but I do know that assuming a subpoena without judicial oversight violates the fourth amendment is not correct. All the fourth amendment guarantees is unreasonable search and seizure. In some circu
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8mo ago
Sounds reasonable particularly given age of account implementation. And even if new account, if I don't have my face scanned then they won't show all the garbage. I have no problem with that.
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Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Article makes good points but HN is not reddit people. Just state the h
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I agree with the normalcy comment re screen printing. But the video does seem too high resolution from what I would expect. And why doesn't author discoose the source or a reason video was taken. Odd that there's very little chat
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This reflects an anarchist viewpoint or a trial lawyer's dream. Good luck having a government where everyone participating can be sued individually.
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It seems you can't ignore a lot of this is a product of fewer children, temporary and transitional relationships that are not governed by the boundaries of marriage, and fewer intact families. This leads to fewer siblings, fewer respon
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https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2025/12/27/a... . This mentions the Trump angle. It also mentions that the report came out before the 2020 election and could be fake. I&
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I don't see how you can enforce no face scanning if you allow security cameras.
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Thank you. From that link: "Borrowing from the Fed at year-end is also tied to market forces, where an upward drift in money market rates can make it cheaper to borrow from the Fed compared to private sources. Most expect Wednesday
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And all the major American legacy car companies filing bankruptcy through the years and becoming completely uncompetitive. Welcome to your soon do you come greedy unionion reps That will ensure high performers will leave for better pasture
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